For many students, breaking into the renewable energy sector can feel like the hardest part of launching a career. Pascal Flynn didn’t wait for an opportunity to appear—he went looking for one. While studying electrical engineering at the University of Ottawa, he reached out to Geniglace Inc., an Ottawa-area company specializing in waterway barriers for hydroelectric facilities, despite the fact that they weren’t hiring.
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Empowering Futures: How an internship launched a career in renewable energy
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Generating Safe and Respectful Workplaces For All in Canada’s Electricity Sector
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- Diversity, Diversity Equity & Inclusion (DEI), Gender Equity, Hiring Practices
Electricity Human Resources Canada (EHRC) launches new resources to tackle gender-based harassment and violence (GBHV) in the workplace. January 24, 2024. OTTAWA – Electricity Human Resources Canada (EHRC), in partnership […]